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Our Partners

These are few of the organizations we proudly stand with- Every purchase helps fund their mission and support the people who need it most.

JEMANITY

Jewmanity is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive support to Israelis suffering from PTSD due to war, anti-Semitism, and other traumatic experiences. Our mission is to restore dignity, resilience, and a sense of humanity to Jewish people who have faced profound challenges, ensuring they receive the care, understanding, and resources necessary to heal and thrive. We strive to foster a compassionate community where every individual can reconnect with their identity and humanity, empowering them to lead fulfilling lives

Over the past year, the organization has flown three delegations of IDF soldiers to healing retreats in San Diego.
Each delegation was accompanied by a dedicated therapist who helped participants process the emotional wounds of war and open the door to a brighter, more hopeful future.

Jewmanity’s mission is to offer these soldiers a moment of escapism, therapeutic relief, and a break from daily reality — creating a space where they can breathe, heal, and begin to rebuild.

Beyond the retreats, Jewmanity is committed to long-term mental and occupational rehabilitation for those it supports, accompanying them well beyond the retreat experience to ensure sustainable recovery and reintegration.

FOR THE SURVIVORS AN THE WOUNDED

The Organization "For the Survivors and the Wounded" was established by the Sharabi family, whose sons, Daniel and Neriyah are two of the heroes from the music festival, stood and fought like heroes in the line of fire, tended to wounded, and saved many lives. They lived to tell their story, the victims of the massacre’s story, to the world while they complete the mission reality put before them, so that everyone will remember what really happened on the 7th of October and all those who can no longer tell their story themselves.

*The Sharabi brothers had the honor of lighting the Civil Heroism Torch on Israel’s Independence Day 2024.

The organization has three main goals:

  1. Emotional Rehabilitation – through alternative therapies and structured treatment programs funded by donations received by the organization.
  2. Financial Recovery – providing support by guiding survivors through the process of gaining official recognition for psychological trauma from government institutions, distributing gift cards for purchasing food and essential items, and assisting their return to the workforce by funding employment counselors who help survivors and their families get back on a normative life track.
  3. Social Rehabilitation – by organizing group trips, setting up meetups and social events, and establishing private Facebook and WhatsApp groups for the survivors and wounded.

FIDF SAN DIEGO CHAPTER

The Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) in the United States and Panama is a nonprofit organization established in 1981. Its mission is dedicated to the well-being of IDF soldiers, wounded veterans, and bereaved families.
Headquartered in New York, FIDF operates 15 regional offices across the U.S. and Panama. The organization initiates and supports educational, social, cultural, and recreational programs and facilities, aiming to ease the burden on IDF soldiers and their families — on behalf of Jewish communities around the world.

Matan, founder of ISRAELI HEROES ART, in collaboration with Brian Blachar, FIDF San Diego & Orange County Chapter Director, joined forces to strengthen one of FIDF’s flagship programs – the IMPACT! Scholarship.

The IMPACT! Scholarship Program equips IDF combat veterans with tools to build their professional future in Israel.
Funded by generous donations, the program provides scholarships for IDF combat veterans pursuing undergraduate degrees in Israel.

IMPACT! is one of the most prestigious scholarship programs in the country. Each recipient commits to 140 hours of community service in exchange for a full year of academic tuition support.

Matan, founder of the site, shares:

“As a law school graduate, I know firsthand that a scholarship like IMPACT! can be life-changing — especially for those who cannot afford tuition or are drowning in financial pressure. It opens the door to a new path, a first degree, and a better future.”
“I truly believe in the power of the FIDF scholarship program, which is why I reached out to Brian, the Director of FIDF San Diego & Orange County, to create a real partnership — rooted in love for Israel and a shared desire to build a better society.”

Brian Blachar, FIDF San Diego & Orange County director-

"Thank you to Matan and the "Israeli Heroes art" for the fantastic support for the FIDF San Diego Chapter. .Your generosity will go directly towards helping our IDF heroes with our many programs, especially for PTSD and supporting the Bereaved families. Kol Hacavod"